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All positional, general-purpose welding rods, suitable for a wide range of applications.
Ideal for use with both AC and DC welders, making them versatile for various welding tasks.
Perfect for tacking or creating smooth runs with an easy arc, ensuring a smooth and efficient welding process.
Product Specifications:
Rod Diameter: 2.5 MM
Welding Current: 60 - 95 A
Quantity: 5 KG
Package Dimensions:
Length: 36.00 cm
Width: 8.40 cm
Height: 6.20 cm
Package Weight: 5.040 kg
Additional Information:
Material: Suitable for mild steel welding, offering great versatility for general-purpose welding projects.
Application: Ideal for all positional welding, allowing for flexibility when working with different steel positions. It is commonly used for tasks such as tacking and smooth welding runs.
Different Types of Welding:
MIG Welding:
Description: MIG welding is considered one of the easier welding techniques for beginners.
Types:
Bare Wire MIG Welding: Used for thin metal welding.
Flux Core MIG Welding: Can be used outdoors and does not require gas supply or a flow meter.
Best for: DIY enthusiasts and hobby welders who want a cost-effective solution.
Stick Welding (Arc Welding):
Description: Known as traditional welding, stick welding uses a welding rod (stick electrode) to create the arc.
Best for: Those who want to use a cost-effective method to get started with welding at home, though it is a bit harder to master compared to MIG welding.
TIG Welding:
Description: TIG welding is a versatile and precise welding technique, but requires a high level of skill.
Best for: Welding a wide range of metals like steel, stainless steel, aluminum, nickel alloys, and more.
Applications: Used for tasks such as bike frames, lawnmowers, and door handles.
Plasma Arc Welding:
Description: A precision technique commonly used in aerospace applications, ideal for thin metals.
Best for: Applications requiring precision, such as engine blades or air seals.
Gas Mixture: Argon for plasma gas, with possible additions of hydrogen and helium.
Electron Beam and Laser Welding:
Description: Extremely precise welding techniques that use high energy.
Best for: High-precision applications, including medical devices and large aerospace parts.
Applications: Creating aesthetic and metallurgically sound welds for complex devices.